Colchester engineer and craftsman loved sharing his encyclopedic knowledge and spending time in nature
Two screening rooms and a café will bring daily movies back to Burlington, which hasn’t had a commercial movie theater since Merrill’s Roxy Cinemas closed.
The Senate and House passed the bill after debate, and Gov. Phil Scott has indicated he’ll sign it. The bill fundamentally changes how schools are funded.
The weekend shootings of Minnesota lawmakers triggered enhanced security at the Vermont Statehouse as legislators attempt to wrap up the session.
To our dear Connie, We miss your always-spirited presence at special events and family get-togethers, but we also miss you on the ordinary mundane days….
Sixteen-year executive director of the Governor’s Institutes of Vermont and visionary force transformed the now-thriving organization
St. Albans resident exemplified unconditional love, selflessness and compassion for her family and all who knew her
Lover of nature and adventure built a life rooted in community and took special pride in her work at Yellowstone
Facing a funding crunch, housing authorities across Vermont can’t help as many people pay their rent. That’s bad news for the state’s homelessness crisis.
The Burlington indie rocker lands on Rolling Stone’s radar. Plus a rundown of new Vermont singles and Bauschaus VT kicks off its summer season.
Don’t Rush H.454 [Re “House and Senate Fail to Find Consensus on Education Reform Bill,” May 31, online]: We have great concerns regarding the education…
Here’s our read on the latest works from local authors Didi Jackson, Angela Patten, Christopher Shaw, Chelsea Steinauer-Scudder and Sarah Yahm.
The Bennington College student, honored for her poetry and civic activity, succeeds the inaugural youth poet laureate, Harwood Union High’s Harmony Devoe.
The Guyanese artist presents a solo show of abstract mixed-media paintings that draw on his early childhood in the Caribbean and the American history of race.
In a show of process-intensive encaustic, fresco and cold wax paintings, the artist, who has rarely shown work in Vermont, explores the idea of sanctuary.
An estranged son feels guilty for keeping his distance as his dad ages. Our advice columnist offers steps for finding peace, whether the rift is healed or not.
GEMINI (May 21-Jun.20): I’ve always had the impression that honeybees are restless wanderers, randomly hopping from flower to flower as they gradually accumulate nectar. But…
Peter Krag died of an opioid overdose in 2020. His father blamed the young man’s doctor. A jury had to decide whether anyone was responsible.
In a divisive era, “The America I Want Is…” civics initiative teaches students to engage in healthy discussions about democracy and shared values.
Courtney Poquette has been teaching Winooski teens about saving and investing for 19 years. She wants to make personal finance a statewide graduation requirement.
From foodie adventures to “the coolest street in the world,” you’ll find much to explore in Verdun, Chinatown, Notre-Dame-de-Grâce and Shaughnessy Village.
Wes Anderson’s latest never ventures outside its own universe, which combines the rhythms of screwball comedy with the madcap surrealism of classic animation.
Guest curator Anthony Tidd delivered a star-studded fest, beginning with a thought-provoking opening-night show at the Flynn.
Designing a new “Future Voter” sticker and recruiting blood donors are activities in the 2025 Good Citizen Challenge, organized by Seven Days.
Over 11 tracks of textured, expansive indie folk, the Burlington songwriter charts an inward meditation that teases destruction as a path to regrowth.
After the landmark Burlington nightclub hosted what may be its last shows, music editor Chris Farnsworth reflects on his connection to the storied venue.
Katy Hellman’s Celtic-folk/prog-rock band creates shape-shifting songs that morph from firelight fables into rock explosions.
In addition to Materialists, here’s what is playing in Northern and Central Vermont movie theaters this week. Listings include new movies, vintage films and a directory of open theaters.
Starting May 30, 2025, the Vermont State Housing Authority seeks comments on its FY2025 Annual Plan and substantive updates to the Administrative Plan. These documents…
The production is two surrealistic hours of heroic efforts to imagine a play by stepping inside and outside of French Revolutionary history.
The Warshaws knew little about bread when they bought the Williston bakery. Together, they’ve leveraged business savvy and a passion for food to expand.
Onion City resident and Togo native Elom Essiba jumped on the chance to run her catering business at her hometown’s public pool concession stand.
After 21 years, Abbey Duke has sold her farm-to-table business to NECI grads and longtime staff members Samantha and Mike Kilhullen, who will stay the course.
A cracked water pipe has hit Honey Road when it was already down. Nomad Coffee’s remaining owners keep it open after baker-owner Chris Johnson’s death.
Explore our editor’s picks for must-do events in Vermont this week, including the berry sweet Strawberry Festival at Middletown Springs Historical Society.
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